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Charlie and Pierce are two teenage wannabe warrior-heroes who, together with the spirited ghost girl Que, master the skills they need to replace an ageing monster slayer by doing his strange, supernatural chores.
When Dracula throws the party of the millennium, Charlie struggles to accept that he's not invited.
Creating some Clones to help with his long list of commitments, Pierce must confront his weakness for people-pleasing, and learn how to set some boundaries.
When a wish turns the manga obsessed Charlie into a real-life anime hero, Pierce and Que fear they may lose their friend forever.
Tasked with collecting a Dragon's tooth for the Tooth Fairy, Pierce realises some aspects of childhood are worth holding onto.
When Charlie tries to infiltrate a cool gang of cockroaches, he is seduced by their carefree 'no rules' lifestyle.
Entertaining the antisocial Prince of the Underworld proves challenging for Que when she begins to fear he could replace her role in the team.
When Pierce is tasked with nursing an injured salamander, he discovers that sometimes the best form of care is letting go.
The kids help Helsing's skeleton cousin with his comedy routine, but when does joking around go too far?
Pierce's fears about puberty come to light during a full moon when he and Wolfman bite each other, transforming Pierce into a hulking, unstoppable WerePierce.
When Dennis creates his own team to usurp the gang's position, Charlie, Pierce and Que must overcome their self-doubt by embracing their own unique skills.
A lie gets out of control when Que takes credit for taking out a class five lava monster single-handed and receives an unexpected promotion.
The school debate championships are looming and Pierce is struggling with being unkind to his opponent, until his Future Self arrives with the perfect comeback.
Charlie's teacher is revealed as an alien who is here to destroy the Earth! The Gang have to convince him that Earth is worth saving.
When Que is paired with a ghost for work experience instead of a popular influencer, she must learn to embrace her ghost identity.
When Snorp goes missing in an alternate dimension, Que heads up the search party, only to discover that underappreciated Snorp has actually left home for good.
A quest to return an overdue Spellbook takes the gang deep inside the local library (Charlie's least favourite place) but the book does not want to be returned.
When Helsing falls asleep, the gang must pretend to be him to save the day, but it turns out being Helsing is harder than expected.
When Moppy needs a spa day, Pierce is put in charge of running the M8 Mart. But there's only one rule - no monsters allowed!
Pimple escapes leaving the gang trapped in one of Helsing's bottles. The only way out is to confess their truths and shed their teenage insecurities.
As the gang hunt a Valentine's monster that feeds on love, Charlie experiences his first crush. Is it real or a clever monster in disguise?
